The phrase "a pattern is defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are explaining or describing how a specific pattern is established or identified.
Example: "In this study, a pattern is defined based on the observed behaviors of the subjects over time."
Alternatives: "a pattern is established" or "a pattern is identified."
A pattern is defined as a set of data, ordered in any number of dimensions.
In other words, a set of features from a pattern is defined to be a new feature in terms of its center and radius.
Effective measure complexity of a pattern is defined as the asymptotic behavior of the amount of information required to predict the next symbol to the level of granularity.
A pattern is defined by the choice of levels of a set of attributes.
In the Additional file 1 the notion of the 'importance' of a pattern is defined and quantified.
The cost of a pattern is defined as an average cost of the labels of all its nodes.
A pattern was defined as a sulfate cluster (cluster domain) containing a pair of disaccharides, with I2S6 as the downstream disaccharide and N-sulfated disaccharide as the upstream disaccharide (Figure 6A), separated by 2 20 disaccharides (connector domain) from the next sulfate cluster.
As defined in the background section, a transcriptional module is defined as a set of transcription factor binding sites, and a gain/loss pattern is defined as a transcriptional module, for which we find a gain or loss in evolution.
In the following, a transcriptional module is defined as a set of transcription factor binding sites, and a gain/loss pattern is defined as a transcriptional module, for which we find a gain or loss in evolution, see Implementation.
A mixed pattern is defined as a FEV1/VC and a TLC that are both below the 5th percentiles of their predicted values.
A flux pattern is defined as a set of reactions in a subnetwork that is included in the support of some steady-state flux vector of the entire network [ 35].
